jammed
/dʒæmd/
adjective
- Stuck and unable to move or function properly.
- The traffic was jammed for miles after the accident.
- My phone's keyboard is jammed because of the sticky juice.
- The drawer is jammed and won't open no matter how hard I pull.
- Very crowded or full of people or things.
- Her schedule is jammed with meetings all day.
- The concert hall was jammed with excited fans.
- The parking lot was jammed, so we had to park on the street.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of jam: forced something into a tight space; caused something to become stuck; blocked a signal.
- She jammed the door shut with a chair.
- The radio signal was jammed by the enemy.
- He jammed the book into his already full backpack.